Operating The Blender; Using The Blender; Blending Techniques - Hamilton Beach Commercial 908 Serie Manuel D'utilisation

Operating the Blender

Controls
Switch on front panel allows you to control
Blender for precise blending requirements.
OFF ( )/LOW (1)/HIGH (2) switch will turn Blender
on for continuous operation at Low or High speed
or OFF.

Using the Blender

Before you use Blender for first time, wash Jar
and Lid. Refer to "Care and Cleaning" on page 7.
Do not put Jar in dishwasher.
To operate Blender, proceed as follows:
1. Place Blender on a clean, dry, level surface.
Make sure that OFF/LOW/HIGH switch on
control panel is set to OFF ( ).
2. Plug Blender into an electrical socket.
3. Place ingredients to be blended into Jar.
4. Place Jar onto Base. Make sure it rests securely
on Base.
5. Place lid on Jar with the lid tab aligned over
the post.
6. Move OFF/LOW/HIGH switch to desired speed.
7. When blending is complete, set OFF/LOW/
HIGH switch to OFF ( ).
Do not remove Jar from Base until unit has
stopped completely.
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HIGH
LOW
OFF
Filling the Jar
When filling Jar with ingredients, follow these
recommendations:
• Use a sufficient amount of liquid to ensure that
mixture is fluid and free-running at all times.
Pour liquid into Jar FIRST.
• Cut solid ingredients into pieces that are no
bigger than a 1" (25-mm) cube.
• Add ingredients to Jar in batches. Do not
blend maximum volume all at once.
• Do NOT overfill Jar with ingredients. This may
prevent Blender from processing ingredients
properly. Process dense foods or thick
mixtures in small batches, and remember that
volume of product normally increases during
processing.

Blending Techniques

Icy Drinks – Do not use Blender to crush large ice
cubes. Blender is not designed for this. Small ice
cubes or crushed ice is recommended. Pour in
liquid; then add ice. Cover. Set speed at HIGH (2)
and process until desired consistency is reached.
Chunks of frozen fruit can be added to milk or
fruit juice to produce a sherbet or slush.
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1
OFF ( ) / LOW (1) /
HIGH (2) Switch